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A Song For You, A Song For Me By Scott Brookman (CD, 2007) - Indie Pop

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Item specifics

Condition
Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...
Style
Indie
CD Grading
Near Mint (NM or M-)
Type
Album
Language
English
Producer
Scott Brookman
Era
2000s
Case Type
Jewel Case: Standard
Instrument
Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Electric Guitar, Guitar
Case Condition
Excellent (EX)
Inlay Condition
Near Mint (NM or M-)
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
UPC
0705105515014

About this product

Product Identifiers

Record Label
CD Baby, Cdb
UPC
0705105515014
eBay Product ID (ePID)
25046053714

Product Key Features

Release Year
2009
Format
CD
Genre
Rock
Artist
Brookman Scott
Release Title
Song for Me, a Song for You

Dimensions

Item Height
0.38 in
Item Weight
0.19 lb
Item Length
5.51 in
Item Width
4.82 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks
14
Number of Discs
1
Tracks
A Song for Me A Song for You, This Little Samba, The First Assault Upon My Day, Real Estate, Getting Involved, Monday Shirt, (Don't You Want to Know) The Way it Feels to Lose?, Home School, Bossa Brookmania, It's Too Late It's Friday, Bottom's Up, Seabird, Lemon Lane, Charmion Chandler Cheese
Notes
I have been writing and recording tuneful pop songs since the mid-80's, when I was suddenly able to do it. I wrote many of the songs performed by the well-received regional band, The Apes of Wrath, who gigged around Virginia in the 80's. At around the same time I began recording home demos on a variety of 4-track portastudios, discovering that I could improvise harmony with myself that sounded pretty good. The so-called "home tapers" movement accepted me and I began sharing music with a larger body of listeners. All in all there were something like 6-8 tape releases from the end of the 80's through the mid 90's. As the 90's ended, Twee Kitten Records from California released my music: one 7", a CD-ep, and one full-length CD, For Those Who Like POP. The latter release in particular was, considering it's zero budget, successful. Not only did it sell well, but it was picked up for reissue in Japan by Vroom-Sound. Music from the CD was used extensively in the PBS kids show, 'Dragonfly TV'. There were flattering reviews in underground 'zines, a few larger circulation magazines and even Japan's 'Beikoku-Ungaku'. Somewhere along the line I wrote an original song used in the film Golfballs. Spring 2007 saw the release of a new digital download album, A Song for Me, A Song for You. It includes 14 songs merging styles ranging from bossa nova, to jazz/rock to Beatley numbers. It was a privilege to work with Jack Shannon, Anthony Allen, Stewart Myers, Palmer Wilkins and Ashley Bell in making this music. Now, this album is finally available on compact disc, the way nature intended. Since the A Song for Me... album, I've been working with Palmer and Anthony PLUS the amazingly talented Roland Wolff, of Riviera, a great German pop group. Roland's all around musical genius is undeniable and must be heard to be believed. I hope to add a few others to mix as well. Evolving tracks from my next effort, tentatively entitled Smellicopter, will be leaked periodically to MySpace. REVIEWS 'Musically, Brookman brings to mind The High Llamas' homages to Brian Wilson. These atmospheric tunes are melodic, witty, yearning and sometimes melancholic. They're also frequently hypnotic and always engaging........' David Gofstein, Cool and Strange Music! Magazine. '...an essential addition to the collection of anyone who holds Mr. Wilson dear to their hearts. ' David Bash, Amplifier, Volume 4, 4 '[Brookman's music] is for those who like pop, specifically the sun sad pop of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys masterpiece, Pet Sounds or the smart British pop of Skylarking-era XTC. Meticulously arranged, brimming with complex harmonies and melodic hooks, For Those Who Like POP is a strange summer journey across "Polka Dot Bridge" through "The Undersea World of Sherlock Holmes" where "Uncle's Telescope" is suitable for peeping on both the pariah poet "Stearnes Pantywaist" and Edgar Stith, "The Sinister Cyclist." Like many intellectual posters before him, from Randy Newman to Scott Miller, Scott Brookman has turned a love for his record collection, a reverence for the form, and a sly wit into a work that should be greatly appreciated by all those who like Pop.' John Daniel, The Sonic, July 1999. 'Scott Brookman writes what I'll call, for the lack of a better phrase, some of the most charming and appealing pop songs I've heard in a long time, with a sense of humor and an utter lack of pretension. The strengths of [his music] are almost too numerous to mention. First off, Scott's songwriting and arrangements are impeccable, and his vocal harmonies are at times truly something to behold! More than just straight-forward crooning over acoustic strum-strum-strum, his songs are filled with exciting interplay between vocals, guitar, and bass. ' Review of early cassette, can't find reviewers name! 'Brookman's work reminds one of the days when actual songs, not 'tracks,' were written, while remaining wholly original and new. If, after the first listening, you don't play t

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